created this book cover illustration for St. Martin's Press a little earlier this year. With the holidays just around the corner, the book is now available via [u...

Cheerful from start to finish!" enthuses Publisher's Weekly today about 'Brownie & Pearl Step Out.' did the art in this new children's book, set to release in Dece...

AARP asked to create a typographic illustration for their magazine, based on a six-word memoir for 'The Best Advice Ever'. Books and dogs make good companions![im...

recently completed this stunning poster, working with The Driven Agency for the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Manchester, UK. The poster advertises the arri...

Here's a MAD magazine job did earlier this month that just posted on the MAD website. As you can see from the original poster below, Tom drew from recent news ...

Iran wants to build ten new uranium enrichment plants; drawings by John Springs To western officials who have spent months trying to slow down Iran's nuclear program, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's announcement of is deeply unsettling. But the real worry may be

By Tony Judt The following is adapted from a lecture given at New York University on October 19, 2009.

By Ian BurumaThe Journal of Hélène Berrtranslated from the French and with an introduction and an essay by David Bellos, and an afterword by Mariette JobRésistance: Memoirs of Occupied Franceby Agnès Humbert, translated from the French and with notes by

By Jerome E. Groopman In the November 5 issue of The New York Review, Dr. Jerome Groopman wrote about his experiences observing interns and residents at Massachusetts General Hospital and the way that new technologies and practices have affected the

By Cathleen SchineWhen Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women from 1960 to the Presentby Gail Collins In When Everything Changed, Gail Collins picks up the saga of women and their role in the culture, economy, and political life

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The Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vanska, and seven emerging composers took the stage for the final concert of the 2009 Composer Institute. Here there performances online this week only!

As the year comes to an end, Midmorning looks at what musical artists we'll be listening to in 2010.

The couple who crashed the Obama administration's first state dinner communicated with a senior Pentagon official about going ...

A number of TV networks are announcing plans for live coverage of President Obama's speech at the U.S. Military Academy at West ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton's daughter told a police officer in a profanity-laden rant that she cut him off in traffic because she was ...

PBS's The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer plans to beef up its international coverage with help from the start-up news outfit GlobalPost.

The carols around the National Christmas Tree are going to have some serious star power this year.